"Lip" Words
Animal"S"
Space
100
Something you might do with a coin in order to decide between 2 options.
To turn something over.
What is flip?
100
This scurrying rodent can often be found climbing through tree tops or foraging for nuts to save for the winter.
What are squirrels?
100
The name of our galaxy. It might make you thirsty!
What is the Milky Way Galaxy?
200
Careful walking over ice or a big puddle, you might just do THIS and fall over!
What is slip?
200
This black and white weasel-like mammal is known for its ability to spray a horrible smelling liquid!
What is a skunk?
200
Originally classified as the ninth planet in our solar system, now considered to be a dwarf planet.
What is Pluto?
300
A tiny piece of wire or plastic that holds sheets of paper together.
What is a paperclip?
300
These predatory arachnids may have eight legs, but they aren't spiders. You can easily tell the difference by their pair of grasping pincers and its curved, segmented tail, ending with a venomous stinger!
What are scorpions?
300
Saturn's rings are made up almost entirely of THIS substance, which also can be found on Earth.
What is ice?
400
An astronomical event that occurs when an object is temporarily covered, like when the moon covers the sun by passing in front of it.
What is an eclipse?
400
For these unique sea creatures, it is the male that gives birth to their young!
Their name might make you think they could have hooves but you'll only find tiny fins.
What are seahorses?
400
The U.S. government agency that is responsible for science and technology related to air and space.
What is NASA?
500
A landing area or platform, specifically for helicopters.
What is a helipad?
500
This big, predatory cat went extinct about 12,000 years ago! It gets its name from the two huge canine teeth that would extend down from its mouth, even when it was closed.
What are saber-tooth tigers?
500
The closest galaxy to our own. At 2.5 million light-years away, it's the most distant thing you can see with the eye alone.
What is the Andromeda Galaxy?